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KIGI&T OR WRO..
WHEN EIGHT, TO BE KEPT RIGHT,
WHEN ffUON'O, TO BE PUT KIUHT.
THURSDAY:
-.MAY 10.
People's l'arty Nomination.
voa governor :
AXDOEW G. CViCtIX, of Centre Co
People's Electoral Ticket.
1st District Edward C. Knight.
2d " Robert P. King.
3d " Henry Bumm.
4th " Robert M. Foust.
Mh 44 Nathan Hills.
6th 44 John M. Broomal.
7th 44 James W. Fuller.
8!h 44 Levi B. Smith.
9th 44 Francis W. Christ.
10th 44 David Mumma, Jr.
11th 44 David Taggart.
12th 44 Thomas K. Hull.
13th 44 Francis It. Peuniinan.
11th 44 Ulysses Mercury.
15th 44 George Bressler.
16th 44 A. B. Sharpe.
17th 44 Daniel O. Gehr.
18th 44 Samuel Calvin.
19th 44 Edgar Cowan.
20th 44 William M'Kennan.
21st 44 John M. Kirkpatrick.
22d 44 James Kerr.
23d 44 Richard P. Roberts.
24th 41 Henry Souther.
25th 44 John Grier.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Convention of Scliool Directors.
The School Directors of Cambria coun
ty met in convention at the Court House,
In this place, at 2 o'clock on Monday, and
organized by electing the following officers:
President, Maj. James Potts; Secretary,
Wm. Murray, Esq., of Croyloj Tellers,
John Roberts, Esq., W. W. Harris, Esq.
On motion, it was resolved to fix the
salary before proceeding to ballot. Amo
tion was then made to fix the salary at
800. An amendment was offered fixing
it at 1,000; and an amendment to the
Baltimore Correspondence.
To the Editor of The Alleghaxias :
Baltimore street to-day presents quite a
gay appearance. The newspaper offices
and their vicinities have been for several
days crowded with an excited mass of
betting, chance-dealing, "slight-o'-hand"
b'hoys, who it seems will never tire speak
ing of the great American Champion,
John C. Heenan. From present appear
ances, it would be very unsafe for an
American (much more an Englishman)
to pass, and permit an incautious word
(iTiinnHninnt fivmfr if n r S I it M I 'I hA fl- I o J
, i . , . . of such a sratherinir of his admirers. Of
mendinent to amendment was earned, but "A . .
, ... 3 i i couise we an iuemr coou vviiiistiaus i me
when the resolution came up as amended v o '
.. i i. r i c : opposed to such disgusting and brutal ex
it was lost. Original motion fixing salary I "1 ;i m ?
at $800 carried. On motion the Conven
tion proceeded to ballot for candidates with
the following results :
James Tollock.
Thomas M. Howe.
State Central Committee.
Alex. K. M'Clcre, Ch"m., Franklin county:
Henry L. Benner,
Joseph Harrison,
Charles M. Xeal,
H. R. Cocrshell.
"William B. Mann, Philadelphia ;
Charles Thompson Jones,
Erastus Poulsou,
Jo'un M. Pomeroy,
Peter Fasel,
Jesse C Dickey, Chester county ;
Charles Uitncr, Montgomery county ;
George Lear, Bucks county;
H. D. Maxwell, Morthampton county ;
Dr, Ed. Wallace, Berks county;
Robert M. Palmer, Schuylkill county;
K. T. Foster. Carbon county ;
William H. Jcssup, Susquehanna county;
James S. Slocum, Luzerne county;
G. W. Scofield, Warren county ;
L. Ullmer, Lycoming county ;
O. X. Worden Union county;
Dr. Palemon John, Columbia county ;
Charles M'Coy, Mittlin county ;
Levi Kline, Lebanon couuty ;
Samuel Slocum, "l
John J. Cochron, V Lancaster county;
John A. Heistand, J
Jacob S. llaldeman, York county;
D. A. Buthler, Adams county ;
Edward Scull, Somerset county ;
J. B. MEnully, Clearfield county ;
Joseph Smith", Indiana county ;
Gen. C. P. Markle, Westmoreland county ;
Gen. John Hall, Washington couuty ;
John Hampton, "
Robert Finney, A11 henv countv .
James Park, e
George Finlay,
John M. Sullivan, Beaver couuty ;
C. P. Ramsdell, Venango county :
Darwin A. Finney, Crawford county ;
J. P. Lyon, Clarion county.
T. A. Maguire,
Henry Ely,
Joseph Campbell,
Dan'l 3IcLaughlin
W. Voeghtry,
S. B. McCormick,
Wm. Lloyd,
1st. 2d.
34 40
31 40
2 5
24 IS
5 0
16 2
5 3
3d.
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hibitions as prize fights ; yet we can not
but feel a little gratified to learn that our
Yankee Boy has taken the Bull by the
horns, and shorn him of the laurels which
hr so t.iuntin?lv and defiantly wore, and
-0
40 so proudly and impudently boasted of.
2 Heenan, according to Wilke's Londc
q Spirit of the Times, fairly won the battle,
I should wear the Belt, and b Champion of
3 the Prize Ring.
Major Majniire was then introduced to The weather here to-day is beautiful,
the Convention and returned thanks for and the ladies, arrayed in their gay spring
the honor conferred on him, and pledged attire, honor our fashionable promenades
himself to a faithful execution of the trust
reposed in him. Mr. M'Cormick was aU
so introduced and in a neat speech return
with their cheering presence, causin
many hearts both old and young to beat
ajrainst their waistcoats with love and ad
EDITORIAL N0TINGS.
cd his thanks, after which an unanimous miration when smiles are bestowed, and
vote of thanks was given him for the creating a pocket-feeling, head-scratching
faithful performance of his duties. The sensation with fathers and husbands as
president then in a happy address, return, their lovely wives and daughters sail past
ed his thanks to the Convention, when on them with their street-sweeping silks of
motion it adjourned sine die.
Ilaltlmore Correspondence.
To the Editor or The Allkguamax :
Our city is kept in quite a ferment in re
gard to the action of the Democratic Con
vention in Charleston, and its bearing on
the Convention of the Constitutional and
Union party, to be held in this city on the
Oth of May, and the Republican Conven
tion to be held at Chicago. The Douglas
men were in high glee, but recent events
in the Convention have rather depressed
their hopes. Governor King, of Missouri,
wants the ''Cincinnati Platform" "with
out any tail," pure and unadulterated ;
while the extreme South wants it with
several new planks among others, that
Congress or the Territorial Legislature
has no right to abolish slavery in the ter
ritories, or to prohibit the introduction of
slaves therein, nor any power to destroy
or impair the right of property in slaves
by any legislation whatever. This plat
form, if adopted, (which from present ap
pearances is doubtful, would, according
to Douglas' instructions to his friends, be
fatal to his nomination.
The friends of the Constitutional and
Union party are making preparations fur
their convention, and have entailed the
Ku dominations!
The Charleston Convention, after a long
and stormy session, has adjourned to meet
at Baltimore, on the ISth of June, with
out accomplishing any of the objects for
which it was convened.
rugillve Slave Case.
Madam Alexander's latest Russian touch
But we dare not say anything derogatory
of the fair sex. We must all acknowledge
our inferiority in refinement, and that they
are, in our troubles and trials, ministering
angels and earthly guardians. They are
our comforters in sickness ; our assistants,
ornaments, counsellors and treasures in
health and happiness. God bless them!
We men must love them.
Political speculations in regard to the
Charleston nomination are numerous.
Nearly every one has a different opinion
as to who will be the nominee, and how
the Convention will terminate its labors.
The seceding of delegates from five or six
States has caused immense excitement,
and no small degree of trouble in the ranks
of the harmonious democracy. The con
fusion at Charleston has created great
dissatisfaction.
The Constitutional Union Tarty here is
making active preparations for holding its
National Convention, which commences
here on the 9th instant. The Committee
of Arrangements have obtained the Front
Street Theater, which is an immense
building, and its galleries will afford an
unobstructed view of the whole saloon.
Our market is firm. Red Wheat brings
$1.48(rt S1.80, according to quality. Corn
is active and firm at 7oGi$ cts., both for
gtf.Read new advertisements.
8-. Reading matter on every page.
gt-Iu full burst the peach and plum
trees.
XJtfJu On a full burst some b'hoys, on Sat
urday night.
X?"A burster that "impromptu" sere
nade.
A policy of insurance is often rendered
void by impolicy.
SgX&Mr. Lawrence Johnson, the well-known
type-founder, died at his residence, in Phila
delphia city, recently.
ggyA Convention of the Seceders from
the Charleston Convention is to be held at
Richmond, on the 11th of June next.
Mrs. Burdell Cunningham and family
were passengers in the last steamer from Xew
York to Aspinwall en route for California.
Bg A melter last Monday. Thermome-
fpr rantrincr about 84 in the shade. Summer
D 0
duds, iced lemonade and cool jokes in demand
The Dem. & Sent, is down like several
thousand of brick on one of the appointees of
the office of assistant census marshal for this
county. Sour grapes.
jgg" We had the pleasure of making the ac
quaintance of Stull, of the Johnstown Beo
bachter, on Monday last. He is a gentlejnan
well calculated to grace the editorial tripod
gg?" The experienced aronaut, Mr. Wise, is
making preparations to try a voyage to Eu
rope in a monster balloon, with a view of sol
ving the question whether the air is uaviga
ble.
tSThe announcement f the marriage at
Auburn, Xew York, of Mr. Edward Straw to
Miss Eva Smiley, suggests the probability that
he tickled a proposal, and that she smiled a
consent.
Txf A man named Wm. S Brediu, livin
near Latrobe, Westmoreland county, recently
ide bv haneiuir himself in his
own barn. He was laboring under partial de
rangement at the time.
EgAs Bobbins, the locofoco candidate for
the Mayoralty of Philadelphia, was not elected
at the late municipal election in that city, the
popular fallacy that "money makes the mayor
go'' was happily exploded.
0tixx"tx-ict County.
CHAPTER XI.
m
VroTit St, Tlipntor for tli;it Tvnrr.nsn It i
, , ....... . ... white and yellow
a large and commodious building, aud will . J
seat a large number of persons. Delegates
nrn rnftofl frnm nil tli Stnfnc Tim.
... . . , . . j iu the practice of his profession. Hoping
will nominate a man that the disaffected 1 . . . ,,
rs , it xi' t p to see you soon atram in our city of 3Iou-
i H7 ii i i - i ,i ' uments, I remain,
and possibly throw the election into the ' '
House lours, truly,
rrv. v ir c .1 i j Baltimore, May 1, 18C0
1 he Republicans of tins State issued a ,
call for a convention to meet in this city, Copper Mines ofLake Superior.
on ednesuay, the 2uth 111st., to elect
No County in the Commonwealth is so
advautageously located as regards public
improvements as Cambria.
The great chain of internal improve-
ents known as the main line of the Penn-
i i l J T , "Roil 1?rmfl
syivania tauui uuu iuiwlc "
passes through the county, about lorty
five miles of these works being within the
boundaries of the county., surmounting the
Eastern elope of the Allegheny mountain,
by five inclined planes, over which freight
and passengers are drawn by machinery,
or stationary engines, at the head of each
Plane. This stupendous improvement
enters the county, at the Summit, or, (to
be more particular,) at Lemon's Tavern.
From this point it commences its estern
descent, crossing the Huntingdon, Indi
ana and Cambria Turnpike road at Sum-
mitville, and pursuing a general South
western direction, until it intersects the
Canal at Johnstown. On the Western
slope, as well as on the Eastern, there are
five inclined planes. On this road there
a Tunnel and two Viaducts, the former a
magnificent achievement, the work of the
Messrs. Appletons, formerly of Eng
land. At Johnstown the Canal and Slack
Water navigation commences, and pursu
ing a Westerly diiection, with the bed of
the Couemaugh, passes into Indiana county-
The Portage Rail Boad as I have de
scribed it above, was at the time of its con
struction, thought to be the greatest tri
umph over obstacles ever achieved by the
skill and energy of man. But little more
than a score of years presses, before Kail
lloads preserving all its advantages, and
obviating all the danger and delay of in
clined planes, arc constructed in the im
mediate neighborhood of the same lor
tage Bail Boad.
The New Portacre, as it is called, located
8-From present indications, it is auo- y llubcrt jVires, Esq., is designed, when
trethcr likely that we will have an abundance J , ,
geimr completed, to supersede the present road
of all kinds of fruit next lall, providing A. J. 1 ' 1 1
Frost. Esq. does not bob around this w,y too entirely. hether it will ever answer
soon thecxpectations entertained by its friend,
ficvCr.e of the very best and cheapest pa
pers published in the State is the Pittsburg
Dispatch. It is furnished to club3 of ten at
the unheard-of price of fifty cents a year. See
prospectus in another column.
Arrangements for the accommodation
of the Pennsylvania Delegation to the Chicago
Convention had been made at the "Briggs
House," in that city. All the Delegates
are requested to put up at that House.
Bg,A telegraphic dispatch was received
in Lynn, Mass., a few days sinae, but was re
fused by the person to whom it was sent, on
the ground that be didn't recognize the hand
writing ns belonging to the one who wks said
to have sent it.
Heenan, it is stated has made a for
mal demand unon Savers for the 4ibelt,' and
advances that if it is not forthcoming lie will of ireight
give Thomas a gratuitous belt in the gob. age,) enters the county by a very cxten
There will be another fight, doubtless, before give Tunnel through the Allegheny nioun-
slopc of the mountain it enters CanT
county eix raiien norm oi the Sujnmj,
and pursuing a North Westerly COUrJ
passes Ashland Furnace, Chest Sprint
Litzinger's Mill, Hart'a sleeping
and Platville ; and cross the
hanna at Cherry tree. This T'M 'I
perhaps the oldest State road in the cota
ty.
In my next chapter I shall give a list if
the publie officers of the cobbit f:? ;.
erection up to the present day.
JONATHAN OLLBrrt
Monkbarxs, Jan. 2, 1853.
Your friend, Dr. Walter, was well when
I saw him last. He is actively engaged
J. II.
Much excitement was created in Troy
N. Y., on the 27th ult., in consequence o
a Deputy United States Marshal arresting
a negro claimed as being a chattel of a
gentleman of Virginia. Upon identifica
tion before a United States Commissioner,
the negro was remanded, when a writ of
habeus corpus was issued by Judge Gould.
By this time a crowd of a thousand pcr
bons had assembled, and the negro was
taken from the officers, and eoveyed across
the river, where he was agaiu arrested.
He was again rescued, however, and con
veyed in a carriago to parts unknown.
IMilladelphla All Illght!
The great contest in Philadelphia is
over, anl the result is such as every
right-thinking man hoped it would be.
The People's ticket has been elected by
a respectable majority, notwithstanding
the tremendous efforts that were made to
defeat it, and the Democracy is almost in
the throes of Uaa! dissolution. Although
the majority was considerably reduced,
when the various influence? brought to
bear against the Pfcopt-E's candidate arc
COU3i3crcd victory was a. most ghv
rious one The Loeo-Focos wera so confi
dent of coming " winner, that when the
votes were being taunted, fume of their
candidate appeared in public to receive
the congratulations of their friends upon
their probable election. Fconsyjvania is
pnd for Curtin, and tbe Chicago nor-ii-ncc.f-.r.
Hurrah for Philadelphia!
delegates to the Chicago Convention. The
convention met and organized by appoint
ing Montgomery Blair, of Montgomery
county, chairman. After some little bus-
The Lake Superior Miner gives the most
flattering accounts of the mining business
iu the vicinity oi JaKc superior. Hie
product of the Minnesota mine alone, for
ines was transacted, one of the leading tnc month of February, 1SG0, was cue
spirits in HCrne of the late rows that have hundred and sixty tons, one thousand nine
tL-f.n nit, in Mir citv. made a rush for nunarea ana sixty pounds, ana mat in a
the President, and upset the Secretary's month when, from the intensity of the cold,
table. The row then became ccueral, and the mine was worked only about one-third
the police could not prevent the disorgan- of the tin,e- The receipts at Ontonagon,
izatiou of the convention. Some of the bince tne close ot navigation, are seven
perpetrators of this outrage have been ar- hundred and forty-two tons, three hundred
rested, and .TihW Bnnd has o-Ivon fhf and forty-two pounds. Several new mines
Chief Marshal expr. ss instructions to ar- w''11 be opened this spring, from which it
rest all who were known to be concerned s expected that not less than twenty
in the riot, and bring them before him for thousand tons of ore will be taken during
trial. They will have their just deserts me- the season, or 4,000,000 worth of copper
ted out, of which, throngh the leniency of alone.
the law, they have been too long unjustly TnE Cincinnati 'inquirer has the follow-
deprived. The convention met in tho af- ing in relation to the crops: 44 Verbal and
ternoon without molestation, and after written reports of the wheat crop, received
is altogether conjectural ; but its success
will cast the old Portage, (as it now bo-
gius to be called,) completely into the
shade. This road enters the cou.ity near
the same point, and pursues the same
general direction with the Portage.
The Pennsylvania Bail Boad Company
have constructed a Bail Boad without
Planes which approaches our county near
the same place and takes the same general
direction with the other two. This Bail
Boad which is continuous from Ilarrisburg
to Pittsburgh, (and which will be entirely
completed in a few days,) has already
taken all the travel from the State improv-
ments, and most ot the light carrying
It, (as does the New Port-
Wiiat Democracy is. Tie
American makes and elaborates some
strong points against the Democrat
which, when condensed, amount toaV
thc? : 1 . Democracy is the only
that contains and encourages, either 1
lence or by general applause, great nut
of avowed disunionists 2. It is tke ?
party that contains any advocates of .V
re-opening of the slave trade. 3. It jt
only party that steadily favors filibuiterlf
wars and annexations, all tendin to i
stroy good order and the Union, atj
meant either to strengthen slavery, fj
the lust of plunder, or retrieve a dc-sj-l
campaign. 4. It is the only party ;C.
has renounced every doctrine, andfirc
evrry compromise, held good by all
sixty years, and that solely fur f,,rc
slave labor into the territories. 5. I,i
the only party that has ever perpetu;;
or countenanced so great an outrage zrj,
three years of despotic and desperate if :
to "crush out" the sentiments of the c::
zens of Kansas. G. It is the only prr
that has constantly and shaniefullv tu r, -ed
fraud or force at the polls.
charge of such infamy has ran.lv W
formally brought against any Iraiidi
the Opposition, lhe democratic ecc
tants for seats in Congress and tie Lerl
lature always limit themselves to defeia
and exculpation. But from I'Jaquen:::
to Aroostook, and from our Nm v Yard;
Oxford and Pembina, their frauds area-:-toriouidy
free and flagrant. 7. While:;
partv is entirely guiltless of lctri!i::
corruption and political proscription,
mocracy has so far nearly monopolize:;;-1
business. 8. The most important p::r. v
of all for PenLsIvauiaus, exceptius ikj
'l V & Ii7ll L-l A . Ill a 1 . A 1- w. Lllllll kail fc
pledged to Free Trade by its geieri
principles and its gtueral action. .:l
of the Opposition are protectionist.'; h:
almost all protectionists are of the Of:
sition, and the only hope of American Ii-
uustrv is through them.
the affair is settled.
&The editor of the Farmer & Gardener
announces that he will issue on the 15th inst.,
a new work on the Grape. The treatise is
the result of twenty-five years close observa
tion, and will doubtless be a valuable contri
bution to horticultural literature. Price :
bound, 33 cents; paper cover, 25 cents.
tain, which is the only portion now unfin
ished. In addition to these great thoroughfares,
Cambria county has many other public
roads. The Huntingdon, Cambria and
Indiana Turnpike Boad, enters the county
at the Summit, where it crosses the Old
whiskey will have to give place to aliew
brand "Ilooiuerang"' it is called whic kills
around corners, and takes people unawares,
nt nil times and under all circumstances! Dc-
ware of it.
.
fiA naner in New iovk says tliav a
s
strong-fisted servant girl in that city was re
a ppoi n t i n g d el egates to C h ica go , ad j oui n cd .
The great international prize fight has
at last come off, and according to accounts
received, Heenan proved the better mau,
although it is conceded that both wero
well punished.
Business here is tolerably brisk, and
throui'h the country merchants during the
week, are quite satisfactory. The late fa
vorable weather has greatly improved the
appearance. In some places where there
was slovenly farming, the yield under the
most favorable circumstances will be mea
gre, but north of the Ohio river the indi
datious at present are favorable fcr a sat-
slactory harvest. Advices from Ken
there has been a good trade done by the tucky are less encourajrin-, and in that
iiitjiiidui.i. - " utn.iici .-nil cuuuuucs ciaie n is anogcuier nicely tne crop will
very cool, and our city is distressingly fall bhort of an average. Bains have fall-
Jie.df!.y W cn n great abundance within the last two
Baltimore, May 1, 160. ' 7" ,? J 1 i"0 t'
' J ' bottom lands are to a large extent under
Z , . , water. Dry weather is now needed, to
Wasted Ten cords of wood, for which enable farmers to complete their spring
I caH will I pavi on delivery. In'iniie ' work- 1 "is we shall probably have."
J at ibis office. 5 Subscribe for Tue Alllg banian.
Tanglefoot, forty, sixty, and eighty rod j Portage, and crossing the New Portage
and the Pennsylvania Lail Load at the
new and beautiful village, llhododendron,
recently laid out by Dr. Jackson, pi.sses,
in a direction nearly due West, to the Indi
ana county line.
The Ebensburg, Indiana, Kittanning
cently assaulted by a couple of scoundrels, and Butl r Turnpike, diverges at Kbeus-
burg
tion
ed.
The Johnstown and Ligonier Turnpike,
which connects those Boroughs, is an ex
cellent road ; and has had a great deal of
travel
There is also a Plank Boad in process
of erection from Johnstown to Somerset.
named John and Elam Mile, and that she
flogged them both. We have heard that a
miss was as good as a mile, but here was a
case in which amiss was as good as two Miles,
and a little better.
gTLe Hollidaysburg Register says that
a little daughter of James Alexander, a color
ed man residing in that place, was choked to
death on last Friday night, by a grain of corn
getting into her windpipe. Strange to sny
inu takes a sortn- estern uirec-
the towns 1 have nam-
through
she had gotten the corn in her throat some which is completed beyond tho line of this
ten days oeiore uer ueaui, auu u uiu not ai- countv
feet her in the least until some hve or six
hours before her death.
Xfcgk, Bitters observed the other day that it
The Jefferson and Ebensburg Plank
Boad, though not completed, has a very
was a striking illustration of "love's labor ' .., -u. uui. uucivs
lost for a partv of juvenile amateurs to sere- l""o oweeu me iwo points.
nade a young la.J- for about an hour, an hour lnc l'-bcnsburg and buquehaiina Plank
and a half, or two hours, thereby losing much Boad, is completed to the neighborhood of
needful rest, only to ascertain the next morn- Carrolltown, and will probably be fin
ing mai iue rcc.pieni nau occu fcouuu a.Mtep hd to the Susquclianna the COmill
mi i ii c 1 1 in v: , uuu LuuMruci.ii in uhsmui ig
norance of the whole proceeding, lie doe3
not sneak from experience, but from actual
observation.
BgXThe other day the Charleston Conven
tion was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Thomas D, Smith, of Charleston, on which
Arrival Extraordinary Old A;
atus the great California hunter, with ck
hundred and fifty living animals of L;
own capturing, including seventeen for
cing and performing bears, has arr.
from San Francisco, on board the sr.;
Golden Fleece. There are nineteen c?:?
in all, varying in size, mostly tea fie; i r:
four feet wide and four feet high. IN'
son, Lady Washington and Fremont. U:::
the largest of the bruin family, e-cc;
separate cages, all the oiher., vxcq;"
buffalo and elk, having two or three tin
large animals. Besides the sovcritn'
forming bears, embracing ten dinars:
kind?, there are two California lions.
do. tigers, two do. cougars, two Ivtis
seven coyotes, one white wolf, one sirs
er, one sea leopard, two silver grayi.i:
one full-grown buffalo, two elks, two
mouutain goats, seventeen snakes. '
large California condors, two do. vu.:;
five California moon-faced owls, t-double-eyed
do., two Australian ostr':--
(scven feet high), two white pelicans.?
gray do., two large golden onirics
rare and beautiful), two black Lover 0
ifornia eagles, two California Amt"
bald eagles, besides a great variety it -er
birds and animals.
It is understood that P. T. Barn-rs
purchased an individual half of this i
el exhibition at a lanre fiuure, and rls
after a short stay in New York, tht-v w
visit other cities, aud also be t-sh:: ;
through the country. A'. Y. Hn--
RS"" SCKXE IN THE HOUSE. AVh tf-
Tryor-Potter controversy was goin?K:
Washington, a vote of the house wss fl
ed upon some minor matters. Ab?1
Potter's name was called, an old ;
meirbcr from Pennsylvania,
takes up time unless he has some1?
say to the point, rose iu his place s1'
cusen Air. i 'otter thus. "Aiismei --r
T -tl 1 11 Mr lo-
or. l win snnsr, sav nn now -'-
hash a Pryor enEragement." loth
of the Iloiiso and tho cilleries u1Itl.
an unroarious esrdnsion of mirth l'
1 . . r .. .
honorable member s sail) oi wit, "u ..
only checked to be redoubled, when-1;;
season.
A Plank Boad from Summit ville to Lo
retto is also in process of construction,
which will be finished by next sum
mer. Numerous other Plank Roads are in
occasion he used the following language : contemplation, but these above described
"We pray, O God, that thou wilt be with this c our county a decided advant-ve in
vonvenuon ; wneu mou snail nave led them M.:a Tf,SVi,.t nvrt .. , ... t .
the name of Mr. Vrvor wa
fining r1 A 1 T u 1 1 c o taca n ii Sill &
..... v -a II 1 . kJ A A
q i-alkd.
m:.i, ei i xi:.,v.f l'rvot "
gone to be ash clay in te hands ot
tor." For some moments the sef
the House was indescribable, an.
once, five pound bowie kuivesauu
rifles were at a discount.
coun
ties.
to a hapjiy and harmonious conclusion of their
deliberation., secure to them union. cn-nupM.
tion, energy, determination, and triumphant That ancient State Road known as the
tuccrss in (hit contested campaign through which rry dapRoad is worthy of mention in
By ruttinsr au ounce
sril-iivirtni.t it Vin l-it water 1
luuslins or cottou are rinsed, t,r.V-
will be "rendered almost inflaming'
least will with difficulty tnke fit, j.
thev do, will bum with, at f.a- .
astonishing that this simple rreCJ
so rarely adopted.
Ji-
1 they have t pa?c
i this place. After acendinc: tho Kastcni
Tlivn i Wilmnrc. on MD
rtlWl. nH llio roeidfUCC of DCf
tcr, Mrs. Sarah Kk.vn. n-lia '
Kcan. :vod about 0" year-.